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The staff were very friendly!
Super friendly and helpful staff- from valet staff to front desk
The design. The inside is really nice and the building is esthetically pleasing to the nake eyes
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The niceness of building friendly workers
The location
Location and price
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It was dark in my room and a little peace
It's close proximity to downtown and to the Detriot Windsor Tunnel
The location to downtown Detroit
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Probably the most affordable option in the downtown area. Rooms are very dated for the price you pay and star level.
The Quietness
Location, clean and professional staff
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Location and $10 parking
It was clean.
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Checking out and ease of access to the room.
Very convenient
This place was like the “NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET”
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Perfect place for tiger game
Clean location
Vintage look and feel, luxurious bath
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The location is perfect. The people mover is a block away and you can get anywhere downtown in minutes.
I love the entire ambiance! It rained so unfortunately I didn't get to sit out on the roof top.
Clean nice room, Antonio was professional, pleasant efficient and very nice
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The location
The view from the room
The location to the river. Being able to walk inside the Rennaissance Center to Joe Muer's restaurant. The view of the river from our room on the 50th floor.
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The staff was excellent. Everyone was cordial, professional and accommodating.
The staff was courteous and helpful.
It was well decorated. There are some cute eateries across the street. The rooftop bar has nice staff and curious views.
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It's beautiful and the service was amazing.
As a disabled person, it was nice to be heard when I needed a close location. The breakfast buffet was great and reasonably priced
Security in parking area
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The staff were amazing
Close to Fisher Auditorium
The staff was really nice
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It was clean and comfortable
Nothing really
No hassles ,quick check in .nice
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Walkable areas and great staff
That my room wasn't available and they gave me a upgrade
Free parking!
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Convenience to DTW.
Very convenient since we were overnighting in the Detroit Airport until a flight the next morning. The bed was incredibly comfortable and the room very clean. This hotel definitely earned the star rating!!
Easy and they were friendly
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Proximity cleanliness and pool
The location of the hotel.
The atmosphere and ambience
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The view and location
Great downtown location just a block from the peoplemover, easy to navigate. Our corner suite was HUGE!
Can?t valet a regular size pickup truck..
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This is one of the best hotel experiences I’ve ever had. They have thought through every part of your experience. This “apartment style” hotel combines the best both worlds of Air BnB and traditional hotels.
the hotel was in a great location-with lots of excellent dining options within. It has a beautiful lobby with lovely attention to detail everywhere. Lots of nice amenities-fresh coffee beans with a grinder and pot made wonderful coffee!
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Inviting friendly warm environment!
The rooms are spacious
Everything from the room, staff and location. I love staying at this hotel.
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The style and the onsite bar
The shower
Nice location. Close walking distance to the Fox Theatre.
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This hotel staff was rude. Very not professional or accommodating. I asked if I could have a space for a 1/2 meeting for work and they wanted $2,000. They said my daughter , who is 17, could go to the steakhouse go there and they say no.
The room was a decent size and the bathroom was clean (can't say for sure about the carpets LOL). The pool/spa was really nice! Spa staff were lovely & welcoming. But IMHO, this hotel is overpriced unless you are a player.
Beds were comfortable
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Just a few minutes walk in any direction to Tigers, Lions, Pistons, and Red Wing games. An ideal location for many other downtown events. Gorgeous old mansion with very unique and spacious rooms. I sleep very good here and my morning coffee is the best.
Chandeliers
Very nice place
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Location to the people mover
The bed was very comfortable. The hotel was very nice.
It's very quiet, clean, and the bed was comfortable.
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The location to Ford Field is perfect
Breakfast was on real plates & silverware
friendly staff and great location
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Close to ballpark
Cleanliness
Location, great staff, free, breakfast, clean rooms
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The location and the feeling of luxury. The staff was very attentive and accommodating. I LOVE that the windows are operable - access to fresh air is SO important for avoiding mildew and helping to prevent the spread of illness.
The aesthetic was very satisfying. Rooms were spacious with very high ceilings and a water closet in the bathroom. Loved that Shinola speakers were in room for great listening to our music.
The location was fantastic and valet coming in was a breeze. I was greeted warmly by reception and check-out was very simple. The room was spacious and modern.
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Gave me a quiet room. Great shower, bed, exercise room.
Great restoration job on an old firehouse. Comfortable bed and nice facilities. Great restaurant!
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Convenience to the freeway
Location was good, Check in easy
It's a drug dealing place and not a family place
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The location was convenient for my family in the Detroit area
It was clean and had everything we needed.
Very clean!
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Where to stay in Detroit
Learn about the top neighbourhoods of Detroit
Cosmopolitan, walkable, artsy and exciting, Downtown Detroit is a true arts and entertainment destination known for its nightlife and thriving cultural district. Perched along the Detroit River, the downtown district is home to such major venues as the Joe Louis Arena, home of the Detroit Red Wings, Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions, and Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers. Attend an event at the world-class Cobo Center, tour the Wayne State University campus or try your luck at one of the area casinos.
Bisected by I-94, the Detroit Airport (DTW) area sits about 30 minutes southwest of downtown Detroit and hugs the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. One of the busiest airports in the country, DTW serves as the second-largest hub for Delta and offers service to more than 160 non-stop destinations around the world. The area is served by public bus service that takes passengers into downtown Detroit and throughout the metropolitan area.
Which days have the lowest hotel rates?
Hotel prices in Detroit peak around $250 on Saturdays.
In Detroit, hotel prices tend to increase as the week progresses, with Mondays averaging just over $170 and peaking around $250 on Saturdays. Prices dip again on Sundays but remain higher than weekdays, especially Fridays.
Which month has the best hotel rates?
Lowest in January just over $140, highest in October around $290.
In Detroit, hotel prices show variability throughout the year, with the lowest average price occurring in January at just over $140 and the highest in October at around $290. Prices peak in late summer and fall months.
How far in advance should I book?
Day-of hotel prices in Detroit are around just under $140.
In Detroit, hotel prices typically decrease as the check-in date approaches, especially up to 21 days ahead when many top hotels are fully booked. Last-minute bookings may see lower prices, particularly for less desirable accommodations, with day-of rates often around just under $140.
How much do hotels cost by star rating?
The most popular stars category in Detroit is 2* at around $85.
In Detroit, hotels are distributed across various star ratings, with prices generally increasing with each level. The 2-star hotels are priced around $85, while 3-star hotels see a jump to just over $200, with further increases for 4- and 5-star options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are typical check-in and check-out times at Detroit hotels?
What taxes and mandatory fees are added to Detroit hotel bills?
How much do hotel rates in Detroit increase during major events?
Which Detroit neighborhoods are best for hotel choice based on price, transit, or walkability?
What is the typical Wi-Fi and coworking connectivity in Detroit hotels?
Are credit card holds or deposits common at Detroit hotels?
What are the typical pet, family, and accessibility norms at Detroit hotels?
Are there any lodging-specific safety or scam patterns to watch for in Detroit?
Does Detroit have resort fees or similar charges?
How far is Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) from downtown hotels?
How does the Detroit People Mover and QLINE streetcar system assist hotel guests?
How can I find hotels with good remote work facilities in Detroit?
Are there specific cancellation policy considerations for Detroit hotels?
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How does winter weather affect hotel stays in Detroit?
Top Tips
- Book hotels 6-12 weeks ahead for Detroit's major events, including the Grand Prix, Movement Festival, and North American International Auto Show. Rates can double on these weekends as availability tightens. Top hotels may offer special packages or require a minimum stay during these periods, so check inclusions such as breakfast or shuttle services before booking.
- Allow 25-40 minutes for Detroit Metro Airport (DTW) transfers and budget $35-$60 one way for rideshares, depending on I-94 or I-75 traffic. Many major hotel brands run airport shuttles; confirm if this amenity is included and verify early or late schedules, as shuttle service may pause overnight.
- Expect hotel parking fees of $20-$50 per night and valet adds $10-$25. Some hotels offer a long-stay parking cap; ask staff to clarify maximum charges before you arrive. If you require accessible parking or EV charging, reserve these features in advance, as availability can vary.
- Staying in Midtown or New Center puts you within 0.5-2 miles of Detroit's major museums and venues, including the Detroit Institute of Arts and Little Caesars Arena. Walk or take a 7-15 minute ride to key attractions. Check if your hotel offers partner amenities like local shuttles or discounted rideshares for events in these areas.
- Event venues and casinos like Comerica Park, Little Caesars Arena, Greektown, and MGM designate specific rideshare and taxi pickup zones. Using these zones can cut post-event wait times by 10-30 minutes; check signage or ask hotel staff for guidance. If your hotel runs a courtesy shuttle after events, consider this option, especially if you have mobility needs.
- Historic-conversion hotels in Detroit may have limited accessible or step-free rooms and some elevators do not reach every floor. Request an accessible room type and confirm elevator access when booking to avoid inconvenience. Guests who need visual alarms or hearing-accessible rooms should specify this in advance to ensure availability.
- Detroit municipal tap water is treated to EPA standards and is safe to drink. Most hotels provide filtered water stations or bottled water on request; bring a refillable bottle for use at these stations to reduce waste. For additional reassurance, check with staff or visit the city health department website for current water quality info.
- Detroit's peak tree and grass pollen season is April to May. If you have allergies, request hypoallergenic bedding and extra pre-arrival cleaning, as most reputable hotels can accommodate with advance notice. Ask about rooms with newer HVAC or air purification systems if needed—many modern hotels feature these for guests with sensitivities.
- Most major downtown hotels and casinos maintain backup generators to supply essential power during brief winter outages. If relying on medical devices or requiring special arrangements, confirm your hotel's emergency power policy with management in advance to ensure comfort.
- Choosing a Midtown or New Center hotel keeps you within a 10-15 minute car ride to cultural and medical destinations such as the Detroit Institute of Arts or Henry Ford Health System, even at peak traffic. For public transportation, the QLINE streetcar and DDOT buses reliably serve these neighborhoods.
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